Oren on Taxation Proposes State Tax Reform
Attorney General Oren argues at Lansing Farmers Clubs that a slight constitutional change could adopt independent state taxation aligning burdens to public needs. He claims saving could reach about 1.5 million annually, shifting railroads and utilities taxes to the state while easing local burdens, and notes potential shifts in school funding and administration. Also reported are Ironwood Brewing Company incorporation, Frank E. Green selling Ironwood Laundry stake, Michigan football voyage, Soo canal tonnage growth, mining fatalities, and political moves involving Col. Bates and John W. Jochim.
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Farmers Clubs
Lansing
Oren
Michigan
Auditor General
State Tax Commission
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Rubber Toys
China
Davis & Fehr’s
J. R. Johnson
Bergstrom Bros
Bergstrm Bros
Nesnan, Wis
Bessemer, Mich
City Meat Market
Sellar Street
Bessemer, Michigan
Ironwood Brewing Company
Frank E. Green
The
Ironwood Times
Ironwood Steam Laundry
C. A. Frace
University of Michigan
Pacific Coast
Art Redner
Ann Arbor
Soo Canal
Lake Superior
Isaac Hakkala
Newport
Chas. Ross
Pabst
Robert J. Bates
Sault Ste. Marie
Bates
Iron Mountain Press
John W. Jochim
Ishpeming
Upper Peninsula
Soo News Record
Joseph M. Lanigan
Escanaba Catholic Church
Marquette County
Miner’s National Bank of Ishpeming
LION
Bessemer Co-Operative Society
Bessemer Lumber Company
Edwin Bayliss
M.H. McMahon
Sophie Street
Bessemer, — Mich
BOSE
COSC
Jos. Sellwood
Wm. I. Prince
First National Bank, OF
Elssemer, Mich
Savings Depsits
Geo. L. Loope
Geo. H. Abeel
Geo. H. Strong